crises-luff-6b

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by crises-luff-6b 3mo ago
There is no expectation of privacy in public. It's really that simple.
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by crises-luff-6b 11mo ago
About effing time! Anyone else have a security clearance? It's ridiculous that on the front page of literally every major newspaper there are least a handful of examples of felonious leaks of literally Confidential military intelligenc
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by crises-luff-6b 1y ago
The answer NYC schools have come to is to relax /TEACHER/ basic knowledge requirements: https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-education/the-teach... Without bonus points, DEI-hires at the school would
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by crises-luff-6b 1y ago
> Most illegal immigrants entered the country legally and are overstaying on expired visas. Overstaying an expired visa is illegal bro. What world are we living in? https://www.uscis.gov/laws-and-policy/other-resourc
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by crises-luff-6b 1y ago
Why are these researchers allowed to keep their data private for their future benefit? The data generated here should be part of the public domain. --- How about at the Library of Congress or National Archives? Just create a `nih-GR12345-20
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by crises-luff-6b 1y ago
Why do these researchers get to benefit from patents and other intellectual property generated using the public money? The IP generated here should immediately enter the public domain.
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by crises-luff-6b 1y ago
GPL & Copyleft are pretty anarchocapitalist as applied to ideas. It's been a few decades since I read it, but Free Software, Free Society is pretty clear about its political intent.